COTTLEVILLE, Mo. - It was a perfect summer night to rally around resilience in Cottleville, Missouri. Tornado recovery efforts took center stage at an outdoor fundraiser where music, Missouri pride and meaningful action all came together. “One hundred percent of the $10 ticket sales go to them. Also, we’re doing a portion of proceeds from [...]
GRANITE CITY, Ill. - A police pursuit in Granite City, Illinois, ended in a fatal crash Thursday afternoon. According to the Granite City Police Department, they were observing an individual who reportedly had an active arrest for Parole Violation just before 4 p.m. today. The alleged suspect, now identified as Montie Eugene Ritchie, 34, was [...]
The tornado began about 2:50 p.m. near Babler Park Drive and Highway 109 and ended near Highway 40 (Interstate 64) a bit east of Topgolf, the Weather Service said.
ST. LOUIS - Two women are wanted in connection to a shooting that left two people—including a minor—injured in late May. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) said it is searching for Grabiel Williams, 25, and Deja Johnson, 23, for their involvement in a shooting that happened on May 27 in Old North St. [...]
Repeated storms drench already-damaged homes in north St. Louis, forcing families to relive the trauma. Residents say the rain is undoing every step toward recovery.
ST. LOUIS - The city of St. Louis hits the jackpot very high when it comes to its casinos, according to one B2B iGaming software provider company. According to research conducted by EveryMatrix, it analyzed over 50 gambling locations across the United States. Key factors that were considered throughout the research included cities that had [...]
LEAVENWORTH — A Kansas district court barred CoreCivic Wednesday from reopening its shuttered prison until the company goes through Leavenworth’s development process to receive a special use permit. Judge John Bryant, Leavenworth County District Court, was unconvinced by arguments from CoreCivic attorneys that the company was grandfathered into the city’s zoning codes and did not […]
Long dubbed the “Ag Coast of America,” St. Louis remains a crucial hub capable of handling auto, river, and rail freight across the country and beyond. On Thursday, important international guests joined a local delegation on a riverboat cruise to see the region’s multi-modal freight network from a unique vantage point.